A cracked basalt stele struck by a red bolt of lightning Lex Talionis · Est. 1754 BCE, rebooted 2026

An eye for an eye. A refund for a delay.

You signed a contract. So did they. One of you has to keep it.

Talion Strike puts a real lawyer on the line the moment an airline, landlord, telecom or platform breaks the deal you both signed. No forms that go nowhere. No 90-day “we’ll be in touch.” A human, on your side, tonight.

The problem

Contracts stopped meaning anything.

Airlines cancel and shrug. Landlords keep deposits they have no right to. Platforms ban you with a template email. Insurance rejects “pending review” forever. All of them signed something. None of them intend to honor it — because they know you won’t fight for the €300, the $1,200, the 4 hours of your life.

“If a contract exists but nobody has to keep it, it isn’t a contract. It’s a suggestion with a logo.”
A torn boarding pass sealed shut with a red wax seal
How it works

Three steps. One human on your side.

01 — Tell us what broke

Flight cancelled, deposit withheld, refund refused.

Two minutes. Upload the confirmation, the ticket, the receipt. Whatever proves the promise existed.

02 — Matched to a lawyer

Real jurisdiction. Real license. Real name.

We route your case to a licensed lawyer in the right country — usually within the hour. No chatbots pretending to be paralegals.

03 — They strike, you get paid

Demand letter, dispute, or claim. Whatever wins.

You keep the recovered amount minus a small success fee. If we don’t recover, you don’t pay. That’s the deal we sign — and we keep it.

About the founder

Why I’m building this.

I’m Santy. Swiss and Argentine, half of me raised to trust institutions, the other half raised to expect them to fail. I quit Google at 23 to build. I believe in treating people well, keeping my word, and paying my debts on time.

What I don’t believe in — what I refuse to accept — is a world where a company can sign a contract, take your money, break the contract, and then dare you to spend six months and €4,000 in legal fees to recover €300. That isn’t capitalism. That’s a shakedown wearing a boarding pass.

Talion Strike exists because there should be a regulator, and there mostly isn’t. Until there is, the market has to enforce itself. That’s us. That’s the point.

— Santiago Gegenschatz, founder

A mushroom cloud made of shredded paper contracts
A brief, honest confession

The healthier alternative.

Look — the amount of raw fury I feel every time a €1B airline “can’t process your refund at this time” is, medically speaking, a lot. I have, on more than one 3 a.m., seriously considered enrolling in a nuclear physics program with the sole objective of learning how to build a nuclear weapon and disintegrate contract-breaking cheaters from existence.

So instead I built Talion Strike. It is, on balance, probably healthier. Cheaper too. Legal in most jurisdictions. And it works on more than one airline at a time.

You’re welcome. — the founder, unarmed.

They broke it. Let’s make them pay for it.

First consult is free. If we don’t recover, you don’t pay. The one contract we actually keep.

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